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Insanity

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Philosophy

 

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Jon D

 

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April 21, 2014

 

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University

 

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More importantly, it is a distinction that, except in the most severe instances of mental illness, scarcely captures the personality it seeks to classify. The ethical issue is that the need to classify people into categories of social norms can cause much harm. People are defined by a few characteristics and then decisions are made that change their lives forever...
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